Telefonica SA Common Stock (TEF)
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TEF Stock Predictions, Articles, and Telefonica SA Common Stock News
Biggest Movers in Services Stocks Now – IHG DGI SBAC WYNN
Services stocks advanced 0.6% on Wall Street so far on Friday. NYSE:IHG, NYSE:DGI, NASDAQ:SBAC, NASDAQ:WYNN, NYSE:HOT, NASDAQ:MPEL, NYSE:JCP, NYSE:FCH, NYSE:MEG, NYSE:USM, NASDAQ:TTEK, NYSE:PSA, NYSE:TEF, NYSE:DEG, NASDAQ:MSG, NYSE:HME, NYSE:S, NYSE:VE, NYSE:RWT, NASDAQ:AGNC
Biggest Movers in Services Stocks Now – TI CHU CYS TEF
Services stocks declined on Wall Street on Monday morning, down 0.9%. NYSE:TI, NYSE:CHU, NYSE:CYS, NYSE:TEF, NYSE:VE, NASDAQ:AGNC, NYSE:CEL, NYSE:IVR, NYSE:CBL, NYSE:CHL, NYSE:DEG, NASDAQ:SHLD, NYSE:AEO, NYSE:VIPS, NYSE:S, NASDAQ:SGMS, NYSE:MGM, NASDAQ:MPEL, NASDAQ:BOBE, NASDAQ:YNDX
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Trading Strategies: Playing Europe in the Near Term
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Europe Reaching the Boiling Point: How to Invest
The eurozone crisis in Spain is one of the banks not the economy, and has a good chance of resolution with injections into the banking system.
